Reverse mirror assembly introduce

On the passenger side, it consists of a reverse mirror lens, a reverse mirror cover, a reverse mirror light (some models have side turn signals on the leaf panel), a reverse mirror bracket, and a motor, including all accessories of the reverse mirror, which can be directly installed)

Installation method of reverse mirror assembly/rearview mirror assembly

1. First, break open a small gap with your hand, insert a long screwdriver, and pry open all the buckles; 2. Then you can see three screws, unplug the power interface, remove the three screws, and finally take them off; 3. It is best to keep the lenses. When disassembling the lenses, you need to put four fingers in with a circle of buckles around it. Put your fingers in the buckle position and apply a little force to mix them outward until you hear a clicking sound; 4. Then install the new rearview mirror assembly in the opposite direction of the photo

lacrosse introduce

The LaCrosse is a brand new mid to high end sedan launched by Shanghai General Motors on February 22, 2006. Its positioning is between the Regal and the Roewe, with main competitors such as the Teana and Accord. Shanghai General Motors launched the LaCrosse in order to replace the Regal and occupy an important position in the domestic mid to high end car market. The Buick LaCROSSE LaCrosse, a globally synchronized advanced platform of General Motors, combines domestic and foreign advantageous resources with independent research and development, Bringing cutting-edge technology, leading power, and first-class safety technology, we create a thrilling driving experience for you. Our luxurious equipment and exquisite craftsmanship provide a comfortable and luxurious ultimate riding experience. The LaCrosse is a pure American car, with its American prototype being the Buick LaCrosse. This car is a model that replaces the Century and Regal in the United States The LaCrosse, Pontiac GrandPrix, Chevrolet Antelope, and Monte Carlo share a chassis on the W platform. During the design process, General Motors did not put too much effort or manpower into it. Because in North America, its niche market has already been occupied by Chrysler's 300C and other Japanese cars, The purpose of General Motors launching the LaCrosse is to meet the needs of traditional American consumers who prefer "spacious cabins, comfortable driving, affordable prices, and an American brand." Shanghai General Motors brought the LaCrosse to China and renamed it the LaCrosse after making changes in the Pan Asian Center, entering the Chinese market as a mid to high end car